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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1909

Page

5

Methodist Notes Highlights Epworth League Social

About sixty people attended the Geo Washington social at Charles Harper's home hosted by the Epworth League. Attendees wore George Washington hats, enjoyed refreshments, and the event was deemed a success. An all day meeting at the M E church is planned for Thursday March 4 with Sept Chamberlain as guest, featuring a love feast, sermon, sacraments, evangelistic meeting, quarterly conference, and a country-dwellers invitation. The Ladies Aid will provide dinner free for all attendees.

Charles Harper Epworth League George Washington Garmen M.E Chamberlain Ladies’ Aid Society

Wortendyke to speak on saloon issue at Methodist church

The Hon J H Wortendyke of California will address morning and evening services at the Methodist church on the saloon question in the upcoming city election. The notice cites local option data from Atlanta and Kansas City and urges public attendance.

J. H. Wortendyke California Atlanta Kansas City John Atwell Chillicothe Atwell

Local farm and community notes from Bronson

Bronson shares enow. Sol Hammel lost a valuable mare last week. Stock suffered during the storm. Miss Lyngholm's farm stands still this week. Cattle gathering busy all week but movement hindered. Herdon dance drew a large happy crowd. Wedding bells teased but sleigh bells rang. Gail Grant finished his barn and claims it best. John Walsh did the county stone work and returns single. He dropped 202 feet of pipe into his well and hopes to recover them as weather allows.

Herdon Gail Grant Saya John Walsh

Typewriting Supplies and Paper Advertised at Telegraph Office

Typewriting paper available at THE TELE GRAPH office suitable for all grades and weights. Ribbons offered for Oliver, Smith-Premier, Remington and L. C. Smith machines.

Oliver Smith-Premier Remington L. C. Smith

Doan's Kidney Pills Back Pain Cure Endorsed by Dean

Dean of Sidney Nebraska reports Doan's Kidney Pills ease backache and urinary problems. He says the remedy made him feel fifteen years younger, restored regular secretions, and improved sleep after using Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo New York as sole US agent. Remember the name Doan's.

Dean Eli Shelley Sidney, Neb Doan Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo New York United States

School Notes on Inspections Storm Impacts and Events

The Deputy Inspector of high schools visited the town to review study plans and equipment but could not observe classroom work due to a storm. Attendance remained light below sixth grade, and Tuesday school was canceled. A basketball game with Alliance will be played Saturday, delayed by illness. The Normal Training students took exams on Grammar and Geography. Alvah Green headlines a lecture Monday night, praised by The Western Wave. A debate between Alliance and Sidney occurs Saturday with district and state advancement on the line. Sheriff McDaniel aided students home during the blizzard. Robert S. Oberfelder donated rock specimens from Europe, including Baths of Caracalla tile and Mt. Vesuvius lava. Refreshments will conclude Saturday’s basketball game.

State University Alliance Alvah Green Green Lew Wallace Ben Har Nebr Sidney Chadron-Crawford Lincoln Sheriff McDaniel Robert S. Oberfelder Thehigh School Europe Caracalla Rome Mt. Vesuvius Oberfelder

Last Chance Ranch Visit and Local Family News

Jay Bruce Higgins of Sidney spent the weekend at Last Chance ranch. Henry Blome welcomes a six pound girl born Wednesday, both at his home. Mr. and Mrs. Bennett visited Zulbke ranch last Sunday. The Reed place dance drew a large crowd. Abner Shar of Bancroft is improving his homestead six miles from Higgins. Bush arrives with goods aiming to settle near Higgins. Mr. and Mrs. Frame spent Sunday with Matthews spouses.

Jay Bruce Sidney Last Chance Ranch Henry Blome

London fog guides Melchior Anderegg to Lincoln's Inn Fields

The Great St Bernard provost recalls nearly getting lost in London and says the Alps felt easier. The London Chronicle notes Melchior Anderegg guiding Leslie Stephen and T W Hinchuff from London Bridge to Lincoln's Inn Fields with rare calm in a dense fog.

St. Bernard London London Chronicle Melchior Anderegg Meiringen Berne Leslie Stephen T. W. Hinchuff London Bridge Station Lincoln's Inn Fields Woolwich Hinchin Melchior

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